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How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« on: November 12, 2010, 04:28:47 am »
We all know ambient is full of energy as long as we are not sitting at 0° absolute temperature.


Heat is energy and is known as the rate of vibration of molecules in ambient case air. Here we have the air at ambient temperature having 300° kelving of vibration... =)


The pressure is directly related with heat, and you can think of heat as amount of energy per amount of space. If you compress the space you have more heat per space unity thus you concentrate heat or energy. 


Is well known that for transferring heat you need a difference of temperature so as you mix cold air to the concentrated heat, this can absorb the vibrations of the heated air up to a certain point.


Thus the only thing needed to do for extracting heat from something is to concentrate the something heat, than mixture with cold something.  This energy thus will be converted into expansion to agree with the pressure temperature relation.


This is smarter than using a fuel to create heat. Is clean, and don't waste heat. It actually clean the air and create a cold air stream. This kind of engine won't need refrigeration of any kind. No spark plugs. Only compressed air, and some sensors and solenoids gates. 
 
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Re: How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2010, 00:00:07 am »
We all know ambient is full of energy as long as we are not sitting at 0° absolute temperature.
If you do not mean 0° but 0K even that is untrue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-point_energy


Thus the only thing needed to do for extracting heat from something is to concentrate the something heat, than mixture with cold something.  This energy thus will be converted into expansion to agree with the pressure temperature relation.


This is smarter than using a fuel to create heat. Is clean, and don't waste heat. It actually clean the air and create a cold air stream. This kind of engine won't need refrigeration of any kind. No spark plugs. Only compressed air, and some sensors and solenoids gates. 
 
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The energy lost by the heated air which is transferred to the cold air will nullify any expansion of the formerly cold gas.

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Re: How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2010, 01:39:08 am »
Yes, your right about the 0K thing however you understood my point.


And, for the second point, actually you are only partly right, because actually the explosion will occur in a very short time, will be like a thermal shock, thus yes not all the energy is converted into movement but the movement will not be caused by the pressure alone. Don't you think?


Now what if the injected fluid was one witch have different coefficient of expansion, like water droplets?


Water will expand 1800 times passing from liquid to vapor. If we inject it at a temperature and pressure close to the needed for it to expand into vapor, don't you agree that much of the ambient concentrated heat would become water vapor? Considering logically that the water would be injected under max pressure and that the pressure will be dropping as long as the piston goes down.


I believe there will not be an instant expansion, but while the pressure is high water will absorb the heat and when pressure start to drops it will expand. Water have a higher heat capacity than air and is incompressible.


Thanks questioning, thats what is needed.


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Re: How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2010, 19:42:58 pm »
What keeps spinning in my mind is this video by Eric Dollard  etc. (starts from 18min):
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-721789270445596549#

He explains Tesla transverse and longitudinal electric waves. When you compare the two you see a much smaller resonance frequency bandwidth when he uses longitudinal electric waves and the big thing is that there is more high voltage!
Did Stan used this type of circuit and a PLL's for this?

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Re: How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« Reply #4 on: November 18, 2010, 03:27:26 am »
Hello Webmug,


Yeah i have seeing that video some  time ago, and they try to explain longitudinal waves, however if you think about, is in my opinion easier than they say, you should think of longitudinal waves just like a force, the force transmit in a wire faster than as waves.


In my idea tesla and stanley meyer used the same principle... Electric force. However electricity usually use this same force, but when you close the circuit you start to kill this force, just like wetting a dry cloth. If we manage to apply this force without getting wet, we are going to get more work done by the same force.
money attracts money, energy attract energy


Look at the attachment drawing, i made this thinking on a way to only use electric field to create movements of electrons on wire. For this i think what is needed is high voltage as to create a intense electric field.


However high voltage at miliamps would not attract that much electrons in a wire, (in my imagination)


So for this i thought of a resonant tank,


What is a resonant tank. Or what happens when you set an oscillation on it.


If you think well a wire have electrons on it that are there in equilibrium. A capacitor also is in equilibrium when its empty.


When you set an oscillation you start to perturb, taking the electrons from one side of the capacitor and the wire and putting on one side of the capacitor, leaving where there were previously electrons, positive holes.


So what happens when you start filling this holes with other electrons that was not on the capacitor and the wire? Happens that when the other electrons reverse direction and come back there will be more free electrons on the way. I believe this will lead the Tank to develop more voltage and thus more amperage, however i'm not so sure.


However i believe that the power density you can develop on a resonant tank can perform a big electric force on a another circuit. (i mean by electric field) cause there will be more amperage thus many many more holes, and all this expending a little energy to sustain this great amount of energy density.   


So one of the sides will have very negative potential while the other will have a very positive potential. I thus believe that this potential can perform work by attracting electrons from outside of the first signal, when this overcome the conduction band of the semiconductor..


Maybe another primary will be needed to than let this electrons go alternately.


The PLL is needed to maintain the oscillation on the tank using low electrical input.


If you notice this drawing, you will see the diodes allow the electric field to only absorb electrons from the primary, while preventing them to re enter in the wire.


While the other only put electrons on the wire.


I think that maybe the two tanks could be coupled by a special made capacitor, and also by magnetic coupling. so as to use the holes on one side and excess electrons on the other side to create a push effect inside the capacitor.


One of the coils must be tunable to adjust the resonance. And The frequency of resonance should be chosen accordingly with the primary of the output transformer. Probably 2 primaries would be good. to equilibrate the electrons...


I'm not really sure, in the next month i will be more free and will start building it.


It is based on the electroscope theory, that i posted days ago.


Notice the similarity with tesla drawings... I begun to think that tesla used in his drawings capacitor drawings to mean electrolitic rectifiers somehow..
probably to mislead everyone. 


There are many things to think. I went to the university and tried to find some help, even the teacher said is very difficult to calculate or predict the model i'm proposing, however he believed. I think i can determine this only empirically.


If i succeed in getting into the university, i will have some more credits and i will have the possibility of constructing this device, i hope.
before that this days i must study like a mad to pass on the test. Is very very hard. Math history, physics........ so if i delay answering here is because i'm trying to focus there. ok 


changing a bit subject


Have you seeing this ? http://www.alexpetty.com/


I remember when we discussed this last year...




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Re: How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« Reply #5 on: November 19, 2010, 16:48:53 pm »
1° Method to determine if my theory is a good one.




Take a common 4 stroke 4 cylinders engine with injection system.


Disconnect two of the injectors from the fuel line. Connect them to a vessel having two stainless steel plates immersed on tap water, connected to a full wave bridge rectifier, thru a 10 amp variac AC 220v line and power switch. Inside the vessel witch is a water heater, you could place a water fogger with controllable output of fog. Add an inline heater for the air going into the motor, a wire-wound 60w maybe (optional). 


Start the engine.


Turn on the power switch vessel. Start messing around with the power going into the vessel controlling the temperature, fog and possibly the pressure.


Try to see if there is changes in the rpm.


Measure the temperature of the air going in and the exhaust if possible before and after starting the vessel.


Take notes of everything!


Basically you will have 2 cylinders running on gasoline and two running on water if everything is fine.


The preheated water droplets with a bit of hydrogen will get into the engine, when they get compressed the heat of the ambient air and the rest of the motor will be absorbed by the preheated water droplets witch as have a bigger heat capacity will absorb the heat from air avoiding it to return to the exhaust air after the explosion cycle. If i'm right injecting the water at a certain temperature, the engine will turn as it was fed with gasoline.


If possible try to *  the spark of the water cylinders.


Some engines have electronic controls that wont let you do this. Try to fool them controlling the lambda sense or other means.


The 2 fuel outputs not used should come back straight to the tank thru 2 pipelines as to not force the water pump. (is preferable instead of just blocking their outputs)


If all this don't work well, at least it was tried. 
 
Not many parts needed.


However is a bit dangerous. 220v going into the water having 200cm2 ss flat plates will make about 3 amps to flow.


In my experiences  i got 4 litters of water boiled in one hour so attention on the pressure to not explode the vessel.


I don't have a car otherwise i would test it myself.


The water will get heat to the point of almost blowing. While the fogger will than create micro droplets and are pushed by the steam, and sucked by engine vacuum. A heat exchanger ( a copper pipe) could make be placed inside the water for the air going into the engine to get preheated.




The heat transformed inside the cylinder will be a function on the temperature of the incoming air.


Copper or bronze cylinders and piston parts would help the process.






well just a couple of ideas
 




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How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato Heating a compressed air tank?
« Reply #6 on: November 20, 2010, 19:03:39 pm »

What about heating a compressed air tank with condensed ambient heat?


Would work an engine that have a compressed air source that is in sync with the ambient condensed heat created by the motion of the air expanded by the compression of the piston?????




Man this could change everything. Think about we didn't said we could run a car only with compressed air. What if we make the compressed air tank part of our mean for extracting energy from the ambient? What if we take some Peltier modules, or to simply use the 600° developed inside the piston to heat the compressed air tank? ??
A bomb? perhaps hehehe


Maybe a copper tank. or with a copper botton, coupled or being part of the block of the engine. A bomb practically =) hehehe


Oh boy this is getting good.


So you charge the compressed air tank initially lets say to 10 bar. Than if you just double its temperature by some reason you should have 20 bar of pressure this mean the energy accumulated became twice as big. Its like a capacitor but instead of electrical charges, the energy it accumulates is from pressure or temperature, energy as pressure like voltage would be for a capacitor.


This way maybe you could use piston to push in the tank compressed air at 1200°, what about?  If is solid enough it would handle.








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Re: How to extract energy from ambient by sebosfato
« Reply #7 on: November 21, 2010, 01:53:43 am »
I'm writing here my ideas to share with you, if you could answer any questions or questioning what i'm saying we can create some good discussion here. I just use plain logic to describe my ideas, and i don't know if everyone understand what i'm saying. .


I was thinking here, when the fuel burn inside the combustion chamber what push the piston?, the force witch is not consumed ?and than remain the heat?, or actually the movement caused by the expansion of the explosion consume energy? I think not. The heat in my opinion is distributed on the cylinder and  on the exhaust gases, however in my understanding the amount of energy that is going out in terms of heat energy is greater than the energy of the mere expansion thru the chemical oxidation + heat. Theres something else behind this, ICEs after all. So what i'm pointing is that if we make the right configurations we can turn engines into super efficient compressed air engines maybe working with a bit of hydrogen to make more heat.


Now i want you to remember that stanley meyer injected compressed air in the injectors, together with water, under the pressure of 125psi little less than 9 bar i think. 


If he had plenty of electrical power he could use a pump for this air water whatever.